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COMMERCIAL APPEALS AND REQUESTS 23-24623; Royalty Roofing; 25047 Lorain Road Representative: Brian Miller; 25047 Lorain Road Director Upton introduced this case proposed as new exterior front porch addition, new siding, roofing, trim. The variance that was requested was a 33 -foot variance for building setback. The code limits the building setback to 75 feet and the applicant requested 42 feet. Mr. Miller explained to board members that Royalty Roofing has been out of Canton for 10 years and wanted to expand to the Cleveland area. They purchased the property in North Olmsted and wanted to remodel the building to showcase what they could offer to potential clients and to improve the look of the building which would enhance the community. Mr. Upton added that this building was already pre-existing, non -conforming and that the addition of the front porch further encroached on the setback limit. He also stated that his department was in favor of the project. Mr. Upton was asked by a board member to clarify if they were to do any type of work, they would need to request a variance, and Mr. Upton responded yes, Mr. Rahm made a motion; seconded by Mr. Kovach; to approve 23-24623; Royalty Roofing; 25047 Lorain Road. Board members discussed and all agreed that the new remodel would definitely enhance the look of the building and all were in favor. Motion passed: 5-0 23-24864; F&R Investment Group, LLC; 29271 Lorain Road Representative: Jamel Jabr; 29271 Lorain Road Mr. Upton described that the applicant was requesting a variance for a concrete patio and portico in the front of the building. The code limits the front set -back to 50 feet; applicant requested a 10 foot 5 -inch variance. Mr. Jabr explained that this was a party center and he wanted to have a nice patio and portico for people to take photos outside or relax while a party is happening. Ms. Seeley offered that the building department has been issuing permits to the applicant for other work and that he has been cooperative and they were in favor of the project. Mr. Upton also agreed with Ms. Seeley, stating the new upgrade is needed and will look much nicer. Mr. Kovach asked the applicant about the grease trap and the storm drain. Mr. Jabr replied that the grease trap will still remain in its current location and that when they excavate for the patio, they will connect into the existing storm drains, and tie in that way. Mr. Rahm made a motion; seconded by Ms. Patton; to approve 23-24864; F&R Investment Group, LLC; 29271 Lorain Road.